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Re: See? You can't (or won't) learn.

OK. The wars didn't cost anything significant to your way of thinking. I believe Cheney's estimate was $20 billion, quickly recovered from oil revenues. Wasn't that what he said?

Obama inherited a surplus and a healthy economy from Bush, much like Bush got from Clinton.

So far, so good?

Then Obama squandered all of that money on a stimulus package which somehow did not bail out the wealthy, the super wealthy and the ultra wealthy but was totally wasted on social programs for the undeserving and ungrateful.

I'm figuring it out, aren't I?

Now, there is still money being spent on social services. Therefore there is money which isn't in the hands of the wealthy, the super wealthy and the ultra wealthy. So the next reasonable thing to to is transfer that up to them so as to create more jobs, for accountants, valets, chauffeurs, caterers, landscapers, lobbyists and security guards.

On the right track?

How to do that? What's left? Food stamps!!! There's the welfare mother in Jacksonville who cashed hers in and played video poker (the proceeds being used to finance a multinational corporations subsidiary) and the one in Detroit who bought heroin with them. Cancel them, they are seriously abused by the undeserving and ungrateful, again.

Now, for a resurgence of the "thousand points of light". Where there were once cities glowing, roads humming, hospitals and universities lit up, now there are a "thousand points of light", dotted here and there, in enclaves with high walls and smug people, bragging that smaller governments, larger armed forces and capitalism with government subsidies clearly works better than anything else to enforce prosperity against the rabble.

I got it, didn't I??!! Stuck it. I could be the financial advisor to any Conservative candidate, could paint the vision, and draw the dream which could come true if only they would vote Republican.

Where can I sign up, like those Senators?

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